TATKOP 126

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who 'want it fixed now!' and those who know there is no 'fix' to many problems. (I've worked for some of the former!)

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TATKOP 125

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who blame others and those who blame themselves.  

Is there a third: those who don't use blame as a way of understanding other people and the world?

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TATKOP 124

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who illuminate reality and those who obscure it.

 

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TATKOP 123

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who know democracy is messy and those who want their leaders to keep things clean and tidy. 

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TATKOP 122

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who can cope with uncertainty and those with the correct myth. 

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TATKOP 121

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who look for the answer 'out there' and those who look 'in here'.

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TATKOP 120

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who know everything and those who know they know very little.

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TATKOP 119

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who can live with ambiguity and those who avoid reality.

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TATKOP 118

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who relish others' knowledge and those who relish others' ignorance.

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TATKOP 117

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who think that gender is socially constructed and those who don't know what social construction is.

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TATKOP 116

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who think in boxes and those who think about those boxes.

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TATKOP 115

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who think they really do deserve a little treat and those who don't see advertising.

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TATKOP 114

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who are pretty damn sure they are right.

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TATKOP 113

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who dispute there are really two kinds of people and those who enjoy playing with dichotomies.

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TATKOP 112

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who say 'someone has to do it' and those who say 'someone else has to do it'.

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TATKOP 111

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who bandage over their emotional wounds and those they hurt to avoid taking the bandage off.

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TATKOP 110

There Are Two Kinds Of People - those who think everything is a miracle and those who think nothing is (Albert Einstein).

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TATKOP 109

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who see growing up as learning about the world and those who see it as learning about ourselves.
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TATKOP 108

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who rank people from 'superior' to 'inferior' and those not near the top ranks.
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TATKOP 107

There Are Two Kinds Of People: those who think taking full responsibility for themselves is a prison and those who think it is a liberation.
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